“Section 39 Is Not an Absolute Bar – Civil Court Can Interfere Where Natural Justice Is Violated”, In a significant ruling on the interplay between consolidation
read more“If Proper Treatment Had Been Given, He Could Have Survived” — In a significant ruling revisiting a three-decade-old conviction, the Orissa High Court has altered the
read more“Daughters Are Coparceners by Birth — Even a Preliminary Decree Must Yield to Section 6”, In a judgment that powerfully blends procedural discipline with substantive gender justice,
read more“Option Once Exercised, the Entire Scheme Must Be Accepted — No Room for Picking and Choosing”, Division Bench of the Bombay High Court, comprising Justice R.I.
read more“Pain and Suffering Does Not Survive After Death”, In a reportable judgment Madras High Court partly allowed the insurer’s appeal and dismissed the claimant’s cross
read more“In Absence of Master-Servant Relationship, Claim for Permanency Must Fail” – Gujarat High Court delivered a reportable judgment refusing to declare commission-based physically challenged workers
read more“Technical Objections Cannot Defeat Substantive Justice In Family Proceedings”, In a significant matrimonial ruling delivered on 16/02/2026, the Kerala High Court modified but largely upheld
read more“Departmental Enquiry Cannot Be Treated as a Casual Exercise – Principles of Natural Justice Given Complete Go-By”, In a significant ruling Madhya Pradesh High Court
read more“Factum of Dacoity Is Not Beyond Scrutiny” – In a remarkable judgment delivered after more than four decades of pendency, the High Court of Judicature
read more“Assumption That Case Was Triable by Magistrate Is Premature”, In a crucial clarification on criminal procedure and sentencing powers, the Supreme Court held that the Allahabad
read more“Parity Cannot Be Applied Mechanically”, In a significant ruling reinforcing the limits of the parity principle in bail jurisprudence, the Supreme Court on 17 February 2026
read more“Governing Body Members Act in Fiduciary Capacity — Fairness and Transparency Are Non-Negotiable”, In a sharp indictment of arbitrariness within welfare institutions run by government
read moreIn a significant ruling on criminal defamation and procedural safeguards, the Karnataka High Court on 17/02/2026 held that a complaint under Sections 499 and 500
read more“Ineligibility Cannot Be Regularised by Subsequent Decision of Governing Body”, In a significant pronouncement on the limits of estoppel and post-facto regularisation in administrative decisions,
read more“Justice Is Served by Truth, Not Public Sentiment”, On 17 February 2026, the Supreme Court of India delivered a significant ruling on the scope of abetment of
read more“Expert Opinion Cannot Override Scientific Forensics” — On 17 February 2026, the Supreme Court of India delivered a significant ruling on the interplay between circumstantial evidence and
read more“Custody Is Sine Qua Non”, In a significant ruling on the scope and applicability of Section 27 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, the Supreme
read more“Section 106 Cannot Fill the Gaps”, In a significant pronouncement on the scope of Section 106 of the Indian Evidence Act and the burden of
read more“Mere Lapse of Time Cannot Be a Clinching Factor”, In a powerful reaffirmation of sentencing principles, the Supreme Court of India on 17 February 2026
read more“Not Much Significance Could Be Attached to Resiling — Yet Surrounding Circumstances Cannot Be Ignored”, In a significant judgment reaffirming the principles governing appeals against acquittal
read more“Assumption That Case Was Triable by Magistrate Is Premature”, In a crucial clarification on criminal procedure and sentencing powers, the Supreme Court held that the Allahabad
read more“Parity Cannot Be Applied Mechanically”, In a significant ruling reinforcing the limits of the parity principle in bail jurisprudence, the Supreme Court on 17 February 2026
read more“Governing Body Members Act in Fiduciary Capacity — Fairness and Transparency Are Non-Negotiable”, In a sharp indictment of arbitrariness within welfare institutions run by government
read more“Ineligibility Cannot Be Regularised by Subsequent Decision of Governing Body”, In a significant pronouncement on the limits of estoppel and post-facto regularisation in administrative decisions,
read more“Justice Is Served by Truth, Not Public Sentiment”, On 17 February 2026, the Supreme Court of India delivered a significant ruling on the scope of abetment of
read more“Expert Opinion Cannot Override Scientific Forensics” — On 17 February 2026, the Supreme Court of India delivered a significant ruling on the interplay between circumstantial evidence and
read more“Custody Is Sine Qua Non”, In a significant ruling on the scope and applicability of Section 27 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, the Supreme
read more“Section 106 Cannot Fill the Gaps”, In a significant pronouncement on the scope of Section 106 of the Indian Evidence Act and the burden of
read more“Mere Lapse of Time Cannot Be a Clinching Factor”, In a powerful reaffirmation of sentencing principles, the Supreme Court of India on 17 February 2026
read more“A Permission Must Be Lawful When It Is Granted — It Cannot Be Rendered Lawful By A Later Event”, In a powerful reaffirmation of statutory
read more“50% Pods Fully Developed — Loss Not Entirely Attributable To Seed Quality”, In a significant ruling concerning agricultural seed liability and consumer protection, the
read more“Prima facie, whatever exercise has been undertaken so far has not yielded any positive or good result” – In a significant order reinforcing the constitutional
read more“Mere Filing of Charge-Sheet Cannot Compel the Accused to Surrender” – Supreme Court of India delivered a significant ruling clarifying that anticipatory bail granted under
read more“BCCI Judgment Does Not Warrant District Associations To Model Their Bye-Laws On Exact Lines Of The BCCI Constitution”, On 13 February 2026, the Supreme Court of
read more“So Long As The Initial Voluntary Composition Remains Unaffected, Article 19(1)(c) Is Not Violated”, In a constitutionally significant pronouncement delivered on 13 February 2026, the Supreme
read more“Courts Must Look Beyond Surface Labels And Consider The Realities Of Employment”, In a significant pronouncement touching upon the growing trend of outsourcing government functions,
read more“A Candidate Tested in an Unrelated Discipline Cannot Claim Appointment in a Specialised Subject”, In a significant ruling reinforcing academic standards in higher secondary education, the Supreme
read more“Admittedly, the appellant has completed 09 years 10 months and 14 days service… therefore, not entitled to exemption”, In a crucial reaffirmation of statutory discipline in educational
read more“Umadevi Cannot Be Weaponized To Deny Legitimate Claims Of Long-Serving Employees”, In a significant ruling reinforcing the principle of equality in public employment, the Supreme
read more“Not Answering Every Question Is Not Non-Cooperation”, In a significant ruling on the contours of anticipatory bail and the meaning of “cooperation” during investigation, the
read more“Section 39 Is Not an Absolute Bar – Civil Court Can Interfere Where Natural Justice Is Violated”, In a significant ruling on the interplay between consolidation
read more“If Proper Treatment Had Been Given, He Could Have Survived” — In a significant ruling revisiting a three-decade-old conviction, the Orissa High Court has altered the
read more“Daughters Are Coparceners by Birth — Even a Preliminary Decree Must Yield to Section 6”, In a judgment that powerfully blends procedural discipline with substantive gender justice,
read more“Option Once Exercised, the Entire Scheme Must Be Accepted — No Room for Picking and Choosing”, Division Bench of the Bombay High Court, comprising Justice R.I.
read more“Pain and Suffering Does Not Survive After Death”, In a reportable judgment Madras High Court partly allowed the insurer’s appeal and dismissed the claimant’s cross
read more“In Absence of Master-Servant Relationship, Claim for Permanency Must Fail” – Gujarat High Court delivered a reportable judgment refusing to declare commission-based physically challenged workers
read more“Technical Objections Cannot Defeat Substantive Justice In Family Proceedings”, In a significant matrimonial ruling delivered on 16/02/2026, the Kerala High Court modified but largely upheld
read more“Departmental Enquiry Cannot Be Treated as a Casual Exercise – Principles of Natural Justice Given Complete Go-By”, In a significant ruling Madhya Pradesh High Court
read more“Factum of Dacoity Is Not Beyond Scrutiny” – In a remarkable judgment delivered after more than four decades of pendency, the High Court of Judicature
read moreIn a significant ruling on criminal defamation and procedural safeguards, the Karnataka High Court on 17/02/2026 held that a complaint under Sections 499 and 500
read more“Not Much Significance Could Be Attached to Resiling — Yet Surrounding Circumstances Cannot Be Ignored”, In a significant judgment reaffirming the principles governing appeals against acquittal
read more“Primary And Supplementary Reports Must Be Read Conjointly – Ignoring Closure Report Is Procedural Illegality”, In a significant ruling clarifying the duty of criminal courts in
read more"Section 20 Bars Contempt After One Year – Petition Filed Four Years Later Is Hopelessly Time-Barred", In a significant ruling on the scope of civil contempt
read more“If Every Allegation Of Fact Is Not Denied Specifically… It Shall Be Taken To Be An Admission”, In a significant pronouncement on the law of pleadings,
read more“Question as to Who Was the Custodian of the Said Documents at the Relevant Point of Time Is a Matter of Record”, Karnataka High Court allowed
read more“Surety Cannot Escape Merely Because Principal Debtor Is Dead” – Liability of Guarantor Is Co-Extensive”, In a reportable judgment Kerala High Court firmly reiterated a foundational
read moreNo Jural Relationship” Defence Rejected Again – Supervisory Jurisdiction Cannot Become A Third Appeal, In a significant order under Article 227 of the Constitution,
read more“Criminal Liability Cannot Be Founded on Moral Impropriety”, In a significant ruling clarifying the contours of house-trespass under Section 450 of the Indian Penal Code, the
read more“Proclamation Cannot Be a Mechanical Ritual”, In a significant reaffirmation of procedural safeguards in criminal law, the Punjab and Haryana High Court, decided on 16.02.2026,
read more"The cause of death was due to asphyxia on account of strangulation," observed the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court while dismissing a criminal
read morePossession is the law’s most practical concept. Before a court reaches the higher question—“who is the owner?”—it often asks the simpler, urgent question—“who is in possession, and
read moreAppreciating evidence in civil litigation requires adherence to strict principles under the Indian Evidence Act, the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), and binding judicial precedents. Courts
read moreIn the world of law, the doctrine of Res Judicata serves as a cornerstone for upholding judicial efficiency and finality. Res judicata, meaning "a matter already judged,"
read more"Copyright law, a delicate balance of protecting creativity while fostering innovation." – Indian Judiciary- Introduction: Safeguarding Creativity Through the Copyright Act
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read moreIn the Indian legal system, judgments play a crucial role in shaping jurisprudence and guiding future cases. These judgments can be classified into two primary categories: reportable and non-reportable.
read moreThe Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) has officially replaced the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (CrPC), marking a significant transformation in India’s procedural criminal law. Among the
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